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#109 | fixed | Build of pe/pec fails with GCC 4.7.3 | ||
Description |
There is one incompatibility with GCC 4.7.3 in Odin: the PE and PEC tools. They use custom startup code (to reserve as low virtual address in private memory space as possible — this is vital for some WIn32 .EXE files which have the very low virtual entry point which we must be able to provide as there is 1-to-1 address mapping).
However, GCC 4.7.3 puts a reference to |
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#104 | wontfix | 'yum install libodin' did not install pe.exe | ||
Description |
installed rpm/yum onto a clean machine, followed by libodin and odin-doc. However, none of the .exe files were included, requiring them to be extracted from the zip file. |
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#100 | invalid | Documentation refinement regarding registry reference in flash.txt | ||
Description |
The file flash.txt for 0.4.1 GA states:
This release of the Flash Plugin Wrapper no longer uses the registry to find it's location. You can check with regedit2.exe if the key "Flash10_plugin" exists, but it should be removed by the installer. At the suggestion of Steven Levine, this could be made clearer, that the registry referred to is the OS/2 profile registry OS2.INI . I assume that the Open32 registry USER.DAT is still in use. Suggested change:
This release of the Flash Plugin Wrapper no longer uses the OS/2 Profile registry OS2.INI to find its location. [ . . . ] |